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“How can I trust you when I know that you can use me against the hybrid that I woke.” “I understand, we betrayed you and the trust we broke would not come back overnight. I will earn your trust back; I know we can be together again. Laia and Zild were just waves of faith trying to break us. Please hold one and give me chance to earn your trust again. We can survive this storm in our life, I know at the end. We could be together, and happier.” “Leave.” How sweet those words are, but I doubt they could be true. Maybe I was never meant to be his Luna, the moon goddess let those happen to save me from the cage they made, and the lies I was fed. I could never be perfect as they want me to be.

She asked. I chuckled and moved close to her, looking into her eyes. “Rita, I have all your secrets in the palms of my hand. Do you think you would get away with everything you do in this palace? If you don't do as I say, I would be forced to run my lips to Elora,” I threatened but she didn't look moved. “I'm sure your darling Luna would be delighted to know that you contributed to adding aphrodisiac to her food,” Her eyes widened when I said that. “It's called Betrayal and what happens to people like you? You get killed. I know the moon goddess has prepared a wonderful place for you to rest when you get killed eventually, so let me go break this wonderful news to the Luna.” I smirked and st

Ruby: "No, Damian," I choked out, feeling overwhelmed by the situation. As his Luna, it was my duty to ensure his honor wasn't compromised by neglecting the well-being of his pack members, who had placed their trust in him. "What do you mean by no?" he questioned, and my heart fluttered at his words. He was making this difficult for me, but as I looked over at his pack members, seeing disappointment all over their faces, probably because I, as their Luna, was associated with criminal charges, I knew I had to do this.

Luna shook her head in disbelief, her expression shifting from curiosity to shock. I sighed, straying from her, knowing that the truth would be difficult for her to process. “It was me; I bred your father’s trust and ultimately led to his downfall,” I confessed, feeling the weight of guilt heavy on my shoulders. Luna’s eyes widened in horror as she realized the extent of my betrayal; her trust in me shattered in an instant. “You are lying right; why would you do such a thing?” She trailed off, unable to comprehend the magnitude of my actions.

He spoke words that sent a shiver down my spine. "Layla Lightborn," he declared, "you are my fated mate and you will be my future Luna." The Moon Goddess, it seemed, had favored me. Magnus had chosen me over Mia. Happiness bloomed in my chest like a wildflower. Luna Seraphina, Magnus's mother, took me under her wing. She was strict, and I thought she didn't like me, but she taught me the ways of a Luna, how to support my mate, how to lead the pack, how to walk with grace.

I was having a hard time believing my father would do that, he wasn’t exactly the best guy but he wasn’t a criminal. “So, we let him know that Luna’s, powerful ones like you and your mother, were worth a lot of money. As you know, not every pack has a Luna like you guys are. Successfully delivering a Luna to guys we know could bring in as much as five hundred thousand dollars, depending on her powers.” I felt like I knew where this was going and I started to feel sick. He couldn’t have, could he?

“It's not your fault for trusting her. I guess she was just a very good liar. She fooled me too.” “No, Rowan . . .” The other words I wanted to say got muddled in my throat with sobs. I fell to my knees, unable to keep myself from crying. “Please . . .” He pulled his new Luna close to him once again. My replacement. How was he able to find someone else this quick? Perhaps…“I don't ever want to see you again, Selena. Go back to being the worthless person you once were.”

she asked, her voice just above a whisper, it was tremulous. Alec opened his mouth to speak but managed only a silent gasp. “Silence speaks more than words,” Corvin said, smiling triumphantly. “Admit it, Luna. The people you trusted the most have finally let you down.” The portal flared again, its light becoming excruciatingly bright. The Guardians stirred, still holding their glowing eyes on Luna. Things are getting clearer to Luna. People appear in her life only to tell her a part of the betrayal truth then disappear after that. She recounted all the people that she has met in the cause of seeking the truth.

He left the party hall, leaving Greta alone with me. “Luna, why are you doing this? I thought we had an agreement not to disclose what happened today?” Greta asked, and she was full of tears when Luna began badmouthing her for being a mistress and for betraying her friend. “Did you think I’m a fool? If I were you, I would do anything to push Alpha Terrence to marry you.” I didn’t answer her question, and I turned my back on her. A smirk plastered on my lips when I entered my room.

But today, as I approached, the noise had a sharp edge, like the crackle before a storm. My ears picked out words even when I tried to shut them out. “She finally showed her strength,” one maiden’s voice floated. “For once, someone put Celina in her place. Maybe Rory truly is Luna.” Another scoffed. “Luna? Don’t fool yourself. She betrayed Celina. Celina’s pain is real—you saw it in her eyes. Rory stole what was rightfully hers.” A softer voice tried to cut in, uncertain. “You can’t blame her. Fate chooses. Life happens. Who